and applause] that is why we have freedom of speech [cheers and applause] and i will tell you, debbie havepeople in this room, i think 7,200 people we have 10 people over there they will get the headlines. you want to. that is disgusting. pretty disgusting. but that is the way that it goes. illegal immigration, and 55% one trump. 13% second place. 13% on social issues tromping is first. war foreign policy. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [chanting] [chanting] thank you very much. that button is great i do see a couple of cameras for four people. it is so disgusting but that's all right. on foreign policy, a trump is number one and 34% on isis who will handle isis? trump 46. we will not play games. [cheers and applause] on how we do in washington how will be change washington? who will do the most effective job? trump. 60%. 60. 60%. here is the best chance of winning in november, a trump number one. 47%. it is amazing we're number one of 42nd and you get 16 and attended is a big difference. we have come a long way together. we have a lot of bad people out there that want to stop

>> the somalis would have ended up burying my brother and debbie they would have died there. >> after secretly arranging the release of debbie and bruno, the italians needed a cover-story. the intelligence documents reveal that the couple's release was to be portrayed to the media as a successful operation by the western-backed somali security forces. >> it was a secret that debbie and bruno were also expected to keep. >> when the press conference happened afterwards and people were asking you about ransoms and stuff, i mean how difficult was it to... >> it was difficult. >> ...to not say, the italians did it. thank you very much. >> i find it difficult, okay? i don't know about you, but i find it difficult. >> we were debriefed on certain things that we were not allowed to speak about. that was one of the things we weren't supposed to even speak about. >> for vera, the italian agent marco, saved her brothers life. >> if marco is watching this now, what would you say to him if you were to see him again? >> just thank you very much. grazie molto. grazie mille, and you're still my hero.

debbie: thank you. >> any other questions or comments? we haveen fortunate to have three expert speakers, deborah jackson, christopher mckee come and commander dennis ringel retired. the panel was from the margins. when i think of heroes and the wounded and physicians, those are far from the margins of history. unfortunately, sometimes they do not get the attention perhaps they deserve any historical record. panel for theast first day of the naval history symposium but i hope to see you here tomorrow morning bright and early. thank you very much. >> dr. pennington of buying the first round. thank you. >> every weekend the c-span networks feature programs on politics, nonfiction books, and american history. at night :00 eastern on c-span, the jefferson jackson dinner live from des moines-i would, speakers include bernie sanders, martin o'malley, and hillary clinton. sunday evening at 6:30, republican presidential candidate carly fiorina will hold a town hall in south carolina. live today at the -- political and 30, on book tv, the wisconsin book t

have here. >> michelle, and debbie. >> we have the the whole family down here. it is a family affair.orks here. mom dad, all of the kid. we have even check this out, bob kelly. bob kelly, and his wife, bobby kelly, bob and bobby kelly, they much was us, no relation though, so come on back to the other side because we have another cute baby a alert over here, hi mom, is what your name. >> i'm danielle. >> how are you. >> good. >> how old. >> this is ela rose and she's one month-old. >> one month-old and already eating at the family business. you know we have kid involved. but come on back here, i want to say hi to liza, thank you for inviting us out. tell us about the mercer cafe. >> my dad opened up the original mercer 15 years ago and my brother and i have all work in the business and dream have of expanding and opening up another location and here it is. >> yes, let's go down the line and describe some of the goodies we have here. >> thinks our crab asparagus and mozerella omelette. very popular. >> look at this one. >> this is our french toast. >> um-hmm, really good. >> this is ju

. >> debbie good morning to you. we do have this problem on route 22 first live pictures from news copter 7 on the westbound side of route 22 right at the avenue overpass it's right by the twin high rise apartment buildings as you travel route 22 through newark. looks like a two car accident one is up against the center divider and injuries down there as well. not sure how serious that is right now only the right shoulder is open and you've got westbound delays, they aren't too bad but they are out here. use route 78 as your alternate. if you're eastbound headed towards the airport you should be in good shape getting through the accident scene. debbie? >> thanks a lot john. we'll also go to the maps and tell you about another problem in new jersey as you head to route 1 southbound bunching up at route 18 in new brunswick it's construction still lingering and if you'll be taking it over to the van wick north of jamaica avenue an accident let's go outside and i'll show you the volume here on the van wick. again northbound bumper

he and his wife, debby's, inability to have children of their own. unable to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there's reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball, and tapping more than a thousand volunteers, sfrbi has already worked with more than a thousand students and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he's in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins, all along the way. one of the keys in there was jim said they've showed measurable results. his background as a silicon valley ceo, he's very data focused. they're doing assessments and creating data on this program. they want to go to schools in other districts and cities and say this works, this is why and you can see the results. it's another thing he's drawn from his past to make sure this venture succeeds. >> here's the proof

i'm sure within my questions you have an opportunity to continue your thought. because, my first question to debbie is going to be, this measure sometimes colleges increasing transparent. you believe this ballot measure increases transparency and city government and elections? >> i think that this legislation would have unintended consequences. it will discourage nonprofits from advocating a nonprofits are often the only way are the have-nots of our city to organize themselves to speak out on issues. the ethics commission working with the board of supervisors that in many advocates we have developed something that would not have had unintended consequences and that we would be able to change. so, it may increase transparency in reporting, the more likely it will lead nonprofits is that of same were going to register tuesday were going to advocate less and it will decrease transparency on the many issues that we debate every day. >> thank you. a lena. how do you feel on that? >> i think transparency is key to all this and i think that the nonprofits are already have to report on the 501(c)(3) 501(c)

it. >> they never do. >> they rebound. >> they're running around like crazy having fun. >> station zebra it was so cold. debbie duhaime you have some issues on the l.i.e. in queens now? >> yes, we do, and i'll tell you what's happening. lets go right over to the maps, and i'll warn everybody about this one. it's the l.i.e. westbound at wood haven boulevard in queens. an accident blocking one lane. watch out for a buildup. deegan southbound by the lets go outside, i'll show you a wash cam. here's the tappan zee bridge in the distance moving fine heading into westchester county. alternate side parking rules are suspended. back over to you. >> thank you. it is 5:49. and still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the new push for better technology to help figure out the path of the next dangerous hurricane. >> how a community came together to help a bride to be stranded in the how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna do

. >> somalis would have ended up burying my brother and debbie. ld have died there. >> reporter: al jazeera has uncovered evidence that these same tactics were employed by the italian government to secure the release of their hostages held in syria. when dominiqueo and pierre were released after several months in captivity in syria, there were again rumors of a ransom payment. al jazeera has spoken to eyewitnesss who saw the cash handed over. >> translator: i was present when the money was delivered. it was me and the italian person who brought the money. >> translator: the money consisted of packs of one thoundz -- thousand dollars each in a separate plastic bag. >> reporter: the government said the money was provided by the families. but pierre insists that his family did not pay. and dominiqueo says he is unaware of any family payment. al jazeera obtained evidence that the italian government is willing to pass millions to al-nusra, a group once linked to al-qaeda. aid workers were released in january 2015. these exclusive pictures show the $11 m

debbie duhaime problems on i- in norwalk connecticut. the nutmeggers are having a big problem with the commute. >> problems on 95 south in norwalk and we're also going to john del giorno. he's going to tell us about a problem in queens. >> good morning, we just stumbled across this problem in queens. you see fire department and ems on the scene. this accident is on the service road, the westbound service road, astoria boulevard just past laguardia airport. you can see a lot of local traffic as a result. you'll see all the local streets clogged up. you'll also see some exiting delays on the grand central itself as a result of that accident. if you're traveling around laguardia, always a very busy spot at this time of the morning. keep in mind you have these delays over on the marine air terminal side. you might want to allow extra time on the westbound grand central itself. >> thanks a lot. we're going to tell you about that problem on 95 in norwalk, 95 southbound moving into norwalk by exit 14 with an accident blocking at least one lane, and also the southbound n

one is that on this particular dispute, chelsea gabbard versus debbie wasserman schultz, on all the reporting i haveone, chelsea gabbard is speaking the truth. debbie wasserman schultz did not consult anybody apart from some advisors. she did not to talk to any of the vice chairs. many of them are furious-- and what the outcome is, both. is no other conclusion you can reach is that she did that to protect hillary clinton. john: when there was a proposal early taken to the campaign that they might do eight debates, the clinton campaign was the only one that pushed back, saying they wanted fewer. mark: if they say they want 6, which is just enough, and all five people on the stage to keep her from facing off against a smaller group. john: among those dnc chairs, some of whom are vocally outspokenly critical, like chelsea gabbard, and those who are not, who are still sitting on their anger about this -- what they see more problematic than the 6 is that only 4 are taking before the first vote in iowa. data regard that as a first 6. -- they don't even regarded as a first 6. it's a sham of a mockery. mark

all are qualified if you ask dncnc chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz. "our candidates have a variety of different ideas, but they are all different approaches to the same set of goals," the 1st democratic debate is squared-in on hillary clinton and bernie sanders... the vermont senator's riding a wave of grassroots support. the 74-year-old is the oldest presidential candidate, but inspires younger voters who o rn out in a rock concert style of support. jonathan capehart with the washington post says sanders still has to prove he's the real deal. "the challenge for senator sanders is to make people understand that he's not just a fad. that he's not just the democrats version of anger in the way that donald trump is being portrayed on the republblan side." the pressure is also on for martin o'malley, jim webb, and lincoln chafee, who have the challenge of being memorable, possib mirroring republican carly fiorina's catapult to the top of the polls. but the candidate with the most to gain or lose is the former secretary of state, facing relentless attacks on her private email

debbie did. reporter: his actions have outraged many in the community, including parents. about a dozen voice opinions at a school district board meeting. classmate say the confrontation began when a teacher and student -- school of ministry or after to put away herself wondering class,. . one student says other kids in the class tried to defuse the >> she was told by the students to get up and leave when the administrator came in. >> my thought was oh my god, that's the same guy. reporter: 20 johnson says her autistic son was in a scuffle with fields when he was a freshman. she took these photos after the altered asian -- publication -- altercation. >> i've got to worry if they are being hurt by those people. mollie: the sheriff says the girl was uninjured and aside from a rubber. the deputy has been fired. tonight at 5:00 and 6:00, kim st. onge looked at metro school resource officers and how they are trained to do a similar situations. superheroes took over a wing of blank children's hospital this morning in des moines. it's "batman begins" literally. take a look at thi

have him arrested for his own illegal doing? >> callahan also learned disturbing information about one of the lead detectives in the case, jim parish who had secured debbie. >> there was instances where both herrington and reinboldt will talk about how police induced them with alcohol. never in my life as an illinois state police officer have i ever seen such blatant disregard for policy and procedure. i mean, you would be destroying your case. >> they did, in fact, take darrell to jimmy's cabin south of paris and did question him, and did buy alcohol for him. what kind of mental condition and physical condition are they in if they don't have alcohol and you have them at a secluded location? what are they going to tell you to get that drink? >> i wanted to open an investigation centering on jim parish and jack eckerty and mike mcfatridge, look at them for misconduct, impeding a criminal investigation and worse. >> but mike callahan was about to discover the consequences of turning the spotlight on his own department. everyone needs protein, every day. there are more than 20,000 different proteins in the human body. they fuel our energy, support our metab

have got to be honest. i believe tell is i gabbard, however, i think debbie wasserman schultz may change her mind after seeingary. >> you know, i have got the to agree with you there, eric. a lot of people say that debbie wasserman schultz does not have great relationship with president obama and that gang and that she's to hold her job and that's why she is pushing for hillary to win. hillary is really a seasoned debater. and i think we certainly saw that she performs very well so why wouldn't she want to put her candidate out there more? >> her candidate, hold on there, kid doe. her candidate, there were five of her candidates on that stage the other night. >> no, what i'm saying is her job is definitely many people feel more secure. >> no what you are saying is she you are showing us your hand, leslie. you exposed your hand. you showed us what we all already knew, that her candidate is hillary. >> that's the problem for her. it looks like her candidate is hillary. another candidate wasn't there joe biden who quite frankly is closer to president obama. so she has got to be very careful that she is being fai

he and his wife debbie's inability to have children of their own.ble to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there is reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball and tapping more than a thousand volunteer, sfrbi has already worked with more than a thousand students, and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he is in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins all along the way. >> the measurable success part is very important to jim as well. going become to his days as a silicone valley ceo, he is very focused on analysis and data. and the he think if he has the date to prove that what he is doing successful, it can only grow larger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, send a tip to garvin. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and searc

he and his wife debbie's inability to have children of their own. unable to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there's reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball and tapping more than 1,000 volunteers, sfrbi has already worked with more than 1,000 students and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he's in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins all along the way. the measurable success part is very important to jim as well going back to his days as a silicon valley ceo he's very focused on analysis and data. and he thinks if he has the data to prove that what he's doing successful, it can only grow larger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, garvin. and as we often remind you, if you know somebody doing something very nice, garvin would like to hear from you. you can go

he and his wife, debbie's, inability to have children of their own. unable to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there's reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball and tap more than 1,000 volunteers, they've already worked with more than 1,000 students and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he's in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins all along the way. >> whoo hoo! >> the measurable success part is very important to jim as well, going back to his days as a silicon valley ceo, he's very focused on analysis and data, and he thinks if he has the data to prove that what he's doing is successful, it can only grow larger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others, send a tip to garvin. just go to nbcbaycaarea.com and search bay area prou

. >> we'll have debbie wasserman-schultz on the program tomorrow. political reporter for the guardian. sabrina you were out in vegas with the wynn casino product placement behind you. what is your -- having covered this campaign thus far, what do you think of my idea that it's been one of those, there's been a lot of politeness and reluctance to go after each other which is perfectly fine. but what do you think we'll see tomorrow night in terms of how much direct confrontation there is? >> i don't think you're going to see democrats attacking each other in any kind you have aggressive way. unlike the republican party where there are serious points of difference in terms of policy and where candidates republican completely at the opposite end of the spectrum, among democrats, there's still broad consensus around most issues. they differ how they want to get there. we're going to hear a lot from bernie sanders and martin o'malley saying they've been consistent on certain positions such as key stone and other issues where hillary has tacked left since

. >> we will have debbie wasserman schultz on the program tomorrow.n talk about that as well as the debate that's happening. joining me rebecca traister writer at large from new york magazine and sabrina siddiqui political reporter for "guardian." you're out there in vegas with the wynn casino product placement behind you. having covered this campaign thus far, what do you think of my idea that it's been one of those -- there's been a lot of politeness, there's been a lot of reluctance to go after each other, which is perfectly fine but what do you think we're going to see tomorrow night in terms of how much direct confrontation there is? >> well, i don't think that you're going to see democrats really attacking each other in any kind of aggressive way. you have to remember that unlike the republican party, where there are serious points of difference in terms of policy and where candidates are completely at the opposite end of the spectrum, among democrats there's still a broad consensus on most issues they just differ in how they want to get there.

all right, you guys have a great weekend. >> you too bill. thank you. >>> over to debbie duhaime. we've got multiple accidents on the l.i.e. >> that's for sure. as we head over to the l.i.e., if we could take a look with the webcam, i'll show you the volume on the l.i.e. westbound. it's bumper-to-bumper into deer park avenue. the problem is an accident westbound into deer park avenue and eastbound l.i.e. at deer park avenue. reports of a jackknifed tractor- trailer as well. let's go right over to the maps. i'll tell you what else is happening. watch out for a very serious accident on 78 eastbound, exit 54 in newark. express lanes subject to closure with that accident. take the locals and on the a train uptown delays continue, and that's all due to some ongoing signal problems on the a. metro north lirr new jersey transit on or close, new haven line some track work no problems. opposite side boarding. george, 15, lincoln 20, holland 15 minutes into town. southbound thruway getting down spring valley construction just cleared, and the new england thruway south. alternate side in eff

we have the latest on the debbie's scandal. >> every day seems to bring new twists and turns in the vwaga. thursday, german prosecutors raided vw offices at the company headquarters. the investigation was instigated by vw itself and directed against several former employees, but not against the former ceo. the raid comes as the north america boss, michael moran, was grilled by u.s. lawmakers. he faced tough questions in the hearing by the u.s. congress. michael horn had to admit that he did not know how the cheating devices work. >> he is still the possible it's whiting usa, although there were rumors he would be dismissed. he admits that he first heard about troubles 18 months ago. >> why it was installed -- >> in the spring of 2014 when the study was published, i was told that there was a possible emissions noncompliance the could be remedied. >> on onboard software was installed soon the -- specifically to manipulate data only came to his attention much later he said. >> when did you first learn then that vw vehicles contained a defeat device? >> around the september 3 meeting. >> c

i'm sure within my questions you have an opportunity to continue your thought. because, my first question to debbie is going to be, this measure sometimes colleges increasing transparent. you believe this ballot measure increases transparency and city government and elections? >> i think that this legislation would have unintended consequences. it will discourage nonprofits from advocating a nonprofits are often the only way are the have-nots of our city to organize themselves to speak out on issues. the ethics commission working with the board of supervisors that in many advocates we have developed something that would not have had unintended consequences and that we would be able to change. so, it may increase transparency in reporting, the more likely it will lead nonprofits is that of same were going to register tuesday were going to advocate less and it will decrease transparency on the many issues that we debate every day. >> thank you. a lena. how do you feel on that? >> i think transparency is key to all this and i think that the nonprofits are already have to report on the 501(c)(3) 501(c)

debbie anything. >> no! the student interviewing the teacher. this is going to be tough. there have been rumors that -- >> rumors. >> rumors, you could clear it up for me, that you're going back to save the show. >> you know, i did that already. i do not want to go on television again full time. i like my life. i like doing "the view" now and then. i don't want to have to get up and do what you do every day. >> so the rumors are just that? >> yes. >> my former boss and co-host opening up about the show she created with some saying it's in turmoil. >> what do you make of the view today? >> it has the same premise, different women, different generations. i'm happy to see joy back. >> michelle, don't fire me right now. but some people look like animals. >> but with controversial comments and frequent cast changes, "the view's" ratings seemed to have suffered being beaten by "the talk "noi key dem graphics. >> i had lunch recently with all of the women. >> the new women? >> the new women. >> how did that go? >> i love seeing the different >> what if we all came back? what if the origina

debbie downer. the talk of the town, hillary clinton is having the best campaign performance and today she is dominating the news. today she was asked to weigh in on president obama's decision to keep troops in afghanistan. hillary: i support the president's decision. john: in the hillary daily herald she pulled even with bernie sanders in the new poll.ire mark, there has been a lot of back-and-forth about it hillary or bernie won the debate. if you put everything in the political blender, who wins the week? mark: hillary clinton wins the week, but i want to tell you nothing in politics is never as good or as bad as it seems. hillary clinton was not as weak a week ago. she is still an overwhelming favorite. the debate performance helped her a lot. her campaign has a spring in its step. they are on offense in a range of things. i think bernie sanders, despite that one new hampshire poll, is still a mortal threat to her. she is still strong and he is still a threat. john: i offer you a retort. the good gets better and back -- bad gets worse. a lot still hangs on this hearing. a lot of us are assuming she

have a great day. >>> thank you bill. overnight with debbie duhaime >> good morning guys. let's see what's happening as we head over to the map i'll tell you what's happening at the verrazano bridge. island bound upper level. now also problems continue tappan zee bridge into rocklin an accident blocking two lanes. expect delays at the tap heading into rocklin county. on 21 southbound getting into south street and newark, all lanes subject to closure with an accident as well. on the lirr ronkonkoma branch service suspended between the area of ronkonkoma and farmingdale, and that's all due to ongoing problems with an unauthorized car on the tracks. keep in mind you're still boarding on the opposite side as you head to the west haven, strafford and milford stations. new jersey transit on or close, downtown b and d, delays with that ongoing rail condition and on the 3 everything back on or close to schedule, and let's head over to 71 over in bradley beach, all lanes closed with police department activity. alternate side parking rules are suspended. metered parking rules in eff

have this report. >> italian citizen bruno and his girlfriend, debbie, released by somali pirates linked to al shabab in 2012 after nearly two years in captivity. >> debbie and bruno, welcome home. >>ed media was told that the couple's release was secured by a combination of diplomacy and intervention by the western backed somali military forces. >> thank you all, thank you, we love you. >> secret intelligence documents obtained by al jazeera's investigative unit reveal that this was a lie. the italian government in fact paid over half a million dollars as a ransom. bruno's sister who negotiated for the family was told to keep quiet about the details of her brother's release. >> we were told never to declare that they actually paid. >> we were debriefed on certain things that we weren't allowed to speak about. that was one of the things we weren't even supposed to speak about. >> vera is convinced the italian government saved her brother's life. >> somali's would have ended up burying my brother and debbie. >> despite the denials, al jazeera has uncovered evidence that these same tactics were employe

debbie downer. the talk of the town, hillary clinton is having the best campaign performance and today she is dominatings. today she was asked to weigh in on president

the jackpot as they meet face-to-face, and joining us is debbie wassermann schultz who is the chair of the democratic national committee and you haveresponsible and in the news to get it together tonight, and some of the complaints, five candidates and not a lot of diversity, and one woman, and four men and no minorities and you say? >> well, our party is the most diverse political party in american history, and is certainly contrasted with not only the issues that the candidates will focus on in that stage, but when contrast ed ed the issues of the various minority group, and hispanic americans, and the african-american, and the republicans have done everything to alienate those groups, and talking about in the debates to kick the immigrants out of the country and talking about taking away health care, and talking about which candidate is worse for women and take away the health care and oppose equal pay for equal work, and the party that is focused on the diversity, and the diversity of opportunity and inclusion and empowerment is the democratic party. >> are you worryied about the fact that the four men are going to go after of

. >> we put ridiculous limits on how many debates that we will have in the first place debbie wasserman schultz has ruled from above we are not going to have more even though there is strong appetite for more even if it's just hillary and bernie talking all night. i think we should have a debate. mostly i wish journalist wouldn't have a bias when asking questions that would be nice and if we could stick to the appropriate topic. >> as you say the republicans shouldn't complain don't whine i think you said. the media research center did a study, 43 unique questions two thirds of them were either negative or add homonym attacks during the candidates. i'm a candidate. i'm not sure i want that. >> candidates whining isn't a good stance. the candidates themselves should be on the offense, not the defense. let their surrogates complain. cnbc was exposed looked nasty and unprepared. candidates should be focus canned on their message not poor little me. if you can't handle those questions. some candidates did, the others did not do well. you shouldn't be in office. if you look at reagan. reagan

joining me now from washington is democratic chair and congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. you have heard the setup here. is it a foregone conclusion that hillary clinton is going to be the nominee with a 40-point lead now in iowa according to at least one poll? >> you know, that's not for me to say. it's my job as the national party chair, as you know, andrea, to neutrally manage our nominating contest. and i have just been really so proud of all of our candidates. we have three candidates in the race now. and they have gotten more established in our two-hour debate than the nearly ten hours of debates we have already seen from the republicans, which have mostly been a food fight. including leading up to their opening act today when the argument prep for this debate was not over substance but was over which green room, which candidate had a nicer green room. i can tell you that what i discussed with our candidates leading up to our debate was structure that ensures one of substance. and we proved that ours are substantive, understand the economy is critical as an issue, and that's

it up, msnbc, certain networks in deciding to exclude fox, for example, you have the moderator very liberal -- >> so is debbie schultz doing a better jonathan reince priebus is? >> you'll have to ask reince priebus that question. >> robert, i'll ask you, then. >> it's a real problem for the republican national committee because they want to change the amount of debates but in doing so they seeded some of the power they have normally had over the process to the television networks. what we're seeing unfold right now is a brewing, simmering frustration going on for months. among these campaign who is believe the networks have too much power to prove the moderators, decide the formats. that's why they are going to try to huddle on sunday and try to bring the power to the campaign. >> i want to say one thing. to compare msnbc to cnbc, i think it's not fair to them. honestly, cnbc is straight down the middle on most of this stuff. >> the moderators certainly didn't do a good job. >> i let you talk. i let you talk. they've been straight. i don't think it's fair to say that cnbc is in the same category as fox or msn

have a great day. >> thank you bill. >> debbie duhaime has been pretty busy in that traffic center. >> that's for sure. good morning ken, lori, bill, good morning to everybody. we'll start off by telling you what's happening on the lirr on the port jefferson branch, still seeing delays because of a broken rail east of cold spring harbor. metro north running on or close, just watch for some changes in boarding at the west haven, strafford and milford stations. new jersey transit on time. northbound van wyck getting into hillside avenue, it's an accident being cleared, and let's go outside to our camera. i want to show you the l.i.e. westbound, building quickly here on the l.i.e. westbound getting our to our van dam street in queens. it's an accident still being cleared approaching the queens midtown tunnel. alternate side parking rules are suspended city wide for religious observance. metered parking rules in effect. back to you. >>> 6:19. still ahead this morning, the new jersey landmark in need of a major facelift. >> and with atm fees on the rise, you might want to think how do they

we will have a speaking program with our mayor, the oakland debbie fire chief, our fema regional director as well so we have a lot of great information. >> again, 10:15 is windy large- scale earthquake drill will take place. more than 10 million californians will take place -- take part later today. experiencing shaking makes you realize you want to be prepared in knowing your head what to do when that kind of shaking gets started. >> alex, before you go, asker, i was always told and i don't during the loma earthquake i know people who stood in doorways and were protected. my kids seem to be told not to stand in a doorway. what is the current recommendation? >> reporter: the doorway question. this comes up. we all seem to learn when we were kids to stand in the middle of a doorway and that was safest place to be. >> come to find out, you can get injured from a doorway and especially if you are in a public location. people that have not practiced what to do kpnx or you can ashley get hurt by being in a doorway. we do not recommend that. you want to drop, cover and hold on the best to can.

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